Mexican business confidence index increases 5.2 percent in May

Thursday, 01 June 2023 22:25:19 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego
       

The business confidence index (BCI) in Mexico increased 5.2 percent in May, year-over-year, the third consecutive annual increase after a period of eight consecutive months of contraction, according to SteelOrbis' analysis of data from national statistics agency Inegi.

The positive behavior was widespread in the four industries considered. The construction industry grew 9.3 percent, “non-financial private services” increased 7.0 percent, the trade industry increased 3.3 percent, and business confidence in the manufacturing industry increased 1.9 percent.

According to Inegi, the weight of the index, the greatest percentage weight is given to "non-financial private services" with 46.0 percent, trade contributes 23.5 percent, manufacturing contributes 21.2 percent, and construction contributes 9.3 percent.


Similar articles

Mexico’s wholesale metal scrap sales see lowest in 21 months

21 May | Steel News

Wire consumption in Mexico down 16 percent in March

21 May | Steel News

Value of automotive imports to Mexico breaks positive streak of 25 months

21 May | Steel News

Wire rod consumption in Mexico down 9.9 percent in March

20 May | Steel News

Judge ratifies bankruptcy of Minosa, mining arm of AHMSA

20 May | Steel News

Mexican Grupo Acerero reduces investment for mini mill from up to $400 million to $150 million

20 May | Steel News

Mexican domestic scrap prices - week 20, 2024

17 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

HDG consumption in Mexico down 3.5 percent in March

17 May | Steel News

Consumption in Mexico of steel plate fell 25.4 percent in March

17 May | Steel News

Rebar consumption plummets in Mexico, March down 36 percent

17 May | Steel News